Customer Ratings & Reviews

Absolutely love it!! Runs smooth and the graphics are what I wanted.

Absolute beast of a laptop so far and exceptional help from the Best Buy team helping me select what was right for my needs.

Overall the machine is beautiful. I have had a problem with it sleeping then waking up to a fuzzyish screen but a restart fixes it. I think the on board intel graphics card is a dud. Just don't have the time to drive an hour and a half one way to get it looked at or exchanged. I have done, and kept up with all updates.

This laptop may be one of the best gaming laptops you can get if you want max performance. The CPU is powerful and the RTX 5080 is allowed to run at its full potential. It handles anything you throw at it and it's very good at dissipating heat when you push it. Screen looks great and the keyboard is top notch. I would describe this as more of a mobile desktop replacement than a laptop though, because it is heavy and bulky, and the battery life is not great. You do get a few hours out of it for normal tasks, but don't expect to game or do heavy workloads while on battery for long. That being said, I usually use my laptop in a fixed location with power available so this isn't a dealbreaker for me. And while at home this will probably be replacing my aging 8 year old desktop. I intend to use this for gaming and software development. So the only cons of this laptop are battery and size/weight if you plan on using this while traveling/off the charger, in which case one of the more power efficient thin and light laptops would be a better choice.

Let me explain. - this thing is bonkers. The processor does at 57 on performance, the you benefits from a 400w power supply, the build is insane, speakers are amazing, oled is punchy! Cooling is also fantastic. I hate when people buying gaming laptops say battery life sucks - it’s a GAMING laptop. That’s what they do. 20 year IT veteran and former geek squad manager here - this thing is nuts. Sleek. It’s my current daily driver and you can’t go better than this at this size and price. Beautiful unit.

Good build quality, highest wattage for a gaming laptop for the dGPU, very strong cpu, beautiful Oled screen, can rust AAA games at 1440p High or Max with a little bit of DLSS and frame gen. I would recommend if you don't have a dedicated PC for gaming and want something that can be a portable gaming powerhouse and also fuel you creative and professional tasts. If strictly for gaming I don't recommend, as you can build something yourself or get a prebuild for about $1000 less that will perform stronger.

I’ve been using the Lenovo Legion Pro 7i RTX 5080 and it’s one of the best gaming laptops I’ve ever had. When playing Cyberpunk 2077 with ray tracing turned on, the visuals are breathtaking ,reflections, lighting, shadows, the kind of immersion that feels like stepping into Night City. Thanks to DLSS (and especially the newer DLSS-4 / Multi-Frame Gen stuff), it manages to hit smooth frame rates even under heavy RT loads. Performance in Ultra settings is shockingly good. The screen is gorgeous: a 16-inch OLED QHD+ panel, extremely vibrant colors, fast 240Hz refresh, crisp response times. It elevates both gaming and media content beautifully. That said, there is one annoying quirk: sometimes the system will default to another display or switch to the internal (integrated) GPU instead of using the RTX 5080. You’ll notice lower performance or visuals until you dive into settings to re-assign the GPU or disable Optimus ensure the MUX switch is active. It’s not a deal breaker once you’ve tweaked it, the Legion delivers. But for out-of-the-box usage, that behavior can be frustrating. Overall, if you want top-tier gaming portability, this is about as good as it gets just expect to spend a few minutes configuring things correctly.

I bought the Lenovo Legion Pro 7 16IAX10H with the RTX 5080 Laptop GPU a few weeks ago and I’m seriously impressed. This thing is a monster. Right out of the box, the performance blew me away. The Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX paired with the 175W RTX 5080 handles AAA games at 2.5K resolution with ultra settings, DLSS 4 and Frame Generation extremely well. It feels like having a high-end desktop PC in laptop form. I’ve played long sessions and it stays stable in Extreme mode. The 2560x1600 240Hz OLED screen is gorgeous — colors pop and everything looks incredibly smooth. Thermals are surprisingly well controlled for such a powerful machine. It came with 1TB of storage, so I added a 2TB Samsung PCIe 5.0 SSD myself, and now everything loads lightning fast. The 32GB of DDR5 RAM makes multitasking, streaming, and sim racing feel effortless. Build quality is solid, the keyboard feels great, and overall it’s exactly what I was looking for in a premium gaming laptop. Yes, it’s expensive, but it delivers top-tier performance without major compromises. Highly recommended.

you can throw any game at it and it runs great! love the oled display too. only comes with one 1tb ssd but you can always upgrade that or use the 2nd SSD slot. Then you can upgrade the ram to 128gigs which is crazy to me but if you need that for some reason you can do it. If i had to complain about anything would be the battery life. if your not gaming and your using the integrated intel graphics and put everything to eco mode and turn all the lights off you can get a few hours out of it if need be but at the end of the day its a gaming laptop.

Powerful laptop. Desktop replacement for sure. Very strong laptop that has great thermals but with that comes portability issues. It is a large device and comes with a massive power supply. The power supply is so large it almost negates it being a laptop haha. If portability isn’t needed then this is an amazing laptop. You can also charge via usbc at 140 watts but you need a proprietary Lenovo usb c charge as it uses a proprietary Lenovo usb c charging speed that regular chargers don’t offer, which is just lame.

Gaming experience 5/5: Great laptop for gaming 5/5 in that aspect. Zephyrus isnt a gaming laptop and fans cant handle any modern title after long periods. performance 5/5: Marathon 2025: 70-100 frames depending on the map on high with 1440p Star citizen:60-100 fps 1440p high settings bf6: 100-200 frames 1440p high settings Track pad review 3/5: The track pad is second best to the Zephyrus g16, and g16 track pad is by far the best track pad ive used since a macbook. Its on par with a macbook if im being honest. keyboard experience 5/5: second best keyboard to Zephyrus g16. it has also has a numpad which is super nice! Also every key cap light color can be changed individually through the provided software. Bloat ware 3/5: It came with bloat ware :(. Its easy to remove though, but still kinda sucks. Ports 3/5: Great port selection and you can trickle charge it with a usbc charger. Only issue is no thunderbolt 5 which is my biggest issue with ports. Something this big and expensive should of come with a thunderbolt 5 port! Honestly if you want to buy something for the long term I would go with the asus rog strix instead. Screen 5/5 On par with Zephyrus g16. I couldnt tell the difference. Parts 3/5: Only came with a 1tb m.2 :/

Powerful gaming laptop Fans are not too loud Oled is the way

Beautiful graphics and fast processor, games are running great. Heavy but sturdy, and the cord is sturdy, too, which is a nice change from most. Not really much heat from the laptop but the brick will heat up with a few hours of gameplay so don't put that on a soft surface. Love it, I am glad I bought it.

Amazing performance so far. Stays cool. Fans are not loud at all. The cooling pad fans are louder. So far worth the investment, screen is clear and bright. Battery life is mid when doing daily tasks and document writing. Speakers are better than normal laptop speakers.

I purchased this laptop after my Razer Blade 18 laptop screen started going bad. The OLED screen is beautiful. It has little glare, but nothing too distracting for me, since I normally use this laptop at home after work for gaming and schoolwork. It does run a little warm, but if you enable silent performance/balanced mode in the BIOS, the PC runs like a beast without getting super loud while gaming. One downside of this product is that it's a fingerprint magnet, so you might want to get a microfiber cloth to wipe down high-touch areas. I am still giving this laptop 5 stars because it's performing so well for me right now.

This laptop is fast!! Works great. Best of all Lenovo has lots of protection to keep it hacked well nothing is hack proof. I feel comfortable and with Norton on the job also i feel comfortable with my data. Battery life is 4 hrs with lots of things open. 325 min just going on line. More then enoughtime for me to find a plug. Charging in quick sorry i didn't time it thats how fast. Well not in mins under 2 hrs i believe.

The Lenovo Legion Pro 7i is an absolute powerhouse. The OLED display is breathtaking; the colors are incredibly vibrant, and the deep blacks make every game look immersive and sharp. Pairing that with the RTX 5080, gaming is flawlessly smooth—I’ve been running everything at high settings without a single stutter. If you want a laptop that looks as good as it performs, this is the one.

By far, the BEST laptop in it's class!! Not cheap, but it delivers everything you can thro at it and then some!! The screen is absolutely stunning!! Every game I've played, I've played MAXED out for hours and never had an issuse. There's alot of youtube videos that also rate it very high. And I agree with them all! Built like a tank too. Very solid and robust. It feels expensive! The 400w brick, charges it super fast too! The only bad thing I can actually complain about, is the cost. And the lack of upgrading. But, upgrades arent actually needed to be honest. Battery life isn't anything to brag about either. A laptop this powerful though, is going to consume power like a Lamborghini does fuel! This is a serious machine for serious work and play.

As a gaming machine it's the second best on the market, behind only the 5090 variant. Unfortunately, NVIDIA relies a lot on fake frame generation to hit 60fps let alone 240fps to match the beautiful display this machine has. There is no SD slot, which is odd considering other Legion models have one. With gaming handhelds relying on micro SD, it's annoying that the Legion Pro 7i doesn't have one. The lid and bottom are metal, but the interior is plastic and that's the bit you interact with. Giving it a very cheap feeling in use. Being a gaming laptop, it requires the 400w power brick to be tethered to it if you want performance. That being said, if you can get it for sub $2,400 it's a brilliant performer.

This Laptop is premium. I purchaeed open box and I am more than satisfied with the quality of a used product and the overall build itself. I strongly suggest this particular model for gaming. Cooling is elite, processing power is just as fast as my desktop and thats top tier as well!